Perhaps “revel” is too strong a word. Â But definitely make the most of it when business is slow. Â If you’re like me, you start getting worried when there doesn’t appear to be enough work to do. Â I’ve found that those slow times are really opportunities to fine tune and tune up some things about your practice. Â When work is slow, don’t fret. Â Instead, tackle those tasks you’ve been putting off. Â Update your website. Â Revamp your firm’s written policies. Think about new ways to approach marketing. Â Take on some pro bono work. Â Upgrade outdated technology. Â Schedule an outside e-security audit. Â Write a blog!! Â Heck, we’re even preparing to change telephone systems, which I’m guessing is no small task. Â (Maybe you can tell that I write from experience). Â You could also spend some extra time making certain your trust accounting books are complete and up to date.
So I say, if business is slow, make the most of it. Â It will do you and your firm good to retool a bit. Â Plus, it’ll take your mind off of fretting. Â Believe me, I know.
